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Widdup, formerly of Des Moines .... Married:Margaret Anne Eierman and AlexanderC. R. Wilson of Baltimore, in Jan. at FirstEnglish Lutheran Church in Baltimore.Engaged: Gladys Elaine Sause to James fl.McLeod, a graduate student at Johns HopkinsUniversity. Married: Madeline Franklinand Warren Strader, of Folsom, West Virginia,on March 3, at Calvary Luther-anChurch, Woodbine. Ruth Christ.ine Royerreceived her Master's degree in English fromthe University of Pennsylvania this past February... Married: Helen Estelle Walkerand Donald Gilmer Schley of F'r-edet-ick, onFeb. 4, at St. John's Catholic Church in Fr-ederick.Mary Edna Robinson, '48, was a bridesmaid,Kenneth P. Hoover, '49, served as anusher. The Schleys are residing in Pt-ederickLt. Carlo Ortenat, stationed in Hachinohe,Japan, was recently joined by his wife(Margaret V. Riely, ex-'50) and his 18-month_old son, Ralph Anthony. Carlo playedfootball last Pall, is boxing instructor forBattalion, and coach fOI' his Company basketballteam.CLASS OF '49Married: Jean Made Knox to KennethWilson Malach of Baltimore. 'The weddingtook place April 8, at Waver-ly MethodistChurch. . Engaged: Ada Elizabeth Fisher,ex-'5I, to Hart-y E. Christopher, '49, of NewYork. . M!lnied: Nancy Jane McAllisterand P!lU] D. Watkins of Coatesville on Dec.17, in the Presbyterian Church of Coatesville... Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donal B.Lloyd (Martha A. Powell, ex-'4ll), !I daughter,Deborah Lee, on Sept. 28, in Washington, DC. . Word has been received that JamesV. Cotter has been appointed Sales Repr-a,sentative of the Bur-roughs Adding MachineCompany in F'redet-iek and Carroll counties.The Cotters (Emma Hor-n, ex-'41), will live inFrederick. ... Married: Max Erwin Bertholf,ex-'4D. and Nancy Jane Layman on lastJune 21. in Cloverdale, Virginia. The Bertholfslive in Palo Alto, California, where Max: isstudying medicine at Stanford University ..Aloysius Malone last Fall coached the backfield!It Southern High School, and at SouthernAnnex is a physical education instructor.Engaued: Annette C. McMahon to David C.Wood, a graduate of Johns Hopkins. MissMcMahon is teaching- at Southern HighSchool, Anne Arundel County. WilliamDonahoo and Richard Bornemann are doingg-raduate work in History of Art at JohnsHopkins University.CLASS OF '50Engaged: Betty Lee Robbins to John O.Seiland, Jr., of Baltimore, Maryland.Man-ied: Shel'rY Wight Donovan, ex-'50, andH. W. Schindler of Severna Park. Engaged:Florence Hering Rice to Richard Dunlop,both gr-aduating- seniors in the class of1950. 'The wedding' date has been announced asJune 24.... Alvin Paul is Freshman FootballCoach at Hofstra College on Long Island. Hegraduated at mid-term and was assisting inthe Athletic Department at W. M. C. beforejoining the Athletic Department at Hofstra.... Alfl'ed R. Yaglinski has been signed upfor !I tryout with the Chicago Cardinals professionalfootball team.CLASS OF '51Shirley Bankert to Engaged: Richard Murr-ayof Hampstead, . Engaged: Mary AnnDraper, ex-'5I, to George Wheeler Ff tzpntrick,of Roland Park. Engaged: Ada ElizabethFisher, ex-'5l, Harry E. Christopher, '49.toof New York. . Mar-ned: Mildred M.Thor-py and Oliver A. Steele of Havre deGrace Feb. 25, ill the Presbyterian churchonin Havre de Grace.CLASS OF '52Engaged: Dolores Louise Horine to JamesBuck of Germantown, Pennsylvania.E.CLASS OF '53Mart-Ied : Richard Kart Weber and Bever-lyAnne Dietrich on Feb. 25, at Grace LutheranChurch, Westminster. Mr. Weber is a studentat 'Western Maryland.KEEP US INFORMEDLet's have mot-e letters from alumni andpersonals from former students. Nothing doesour hearts so much good as to receive an announcementof a ma'r riage 01' birth, the changeof an address or the acquisition of a new job.We try to -COVel'the news of all the classes b~reading the newspapers, talking with alumni,students and faculty members, but we can'tdo half the job that you can with just a notenow and then about what's new with you andyours, or what you know about that old classmate.Tell us what you would like to see in your'alumni issue. Are you interested in more pictures,less what? If you have any contributions,criticisms, or suggestions of any kind,send them along, please.VIDEO VICTORYOne of the highlighte of the college year wasprovided by a spunky and talented group ofWestern Maryland undergraduates, members10
of two musical teams, representing our AlmaMater, who went out into television competitionwith students from colleges allover thestate and took top honors in a video programcalled Intercollegiate Ta,lent. Tussle. Eliminatingteams from the University of Maryland,Goucher, Hood, Baltimore U., WashingtonCollege and others, our "guys and gals" camethrough with an unblemished record to achievea double win for Western Maryland. Here'show it happened, . coeducational colleges inthe competition had the privilege of enteringtwo teams, but in the early rounds of the"tussle" these teams did not compete with eachthe semi-final round our coed teamother. Indefeated the University of Maryland coeds,while the men from the Hill eliminated Goucherfrom the contest. Both our winning teamsthen elected to combine their efforts in anall-star telecast the fallowing week over stationWAAM Baltimore from which theinentire contest had been run. The final showwas climaxed by the presentation of an award,a handsome cup, which was accepted by representativesof each team, Loti Pietr-oforte andKitty Olowiler, as here pictured,THE "LOST" ARE BEING FOUND ...In the October issue of the bulletin we ranlist of names of Alumni with whom theaAlumni Association has lost contact, askingthe help of you readers to relay to us informa,tion about any of them which might help usto keep OUI' mailing list tidy. The response toour call was sufficiently helpful that we decidedto continue the list in this issue, with thehope that you will be able to help us in locatthese(I.;ne., Ehnol'),':.14TELEVISION A WARD FOR AWINNING COMBINATIONIdentifying for you the members of thecombined teams who participated in the finalshow and presentation of the award, they arefrom left to right:Pr-out row: Mary Ruth Williams, JosephineKompanek, Wini.fred Spencer, Betty Brandenburg',(Tommy Dukehart, station WAAM representative),Kitty Olewiler, Lou Pietroforte,Ada Lee, "Mickie" Hardester, and her sister,Marilyn,Back row; Donald Stanton, Charles Shook,and William "Bill" Simpson, The presentationof the cup was made in the studios of stationWAAM, Baltimore.WICOMICO COUNTY ALUMNIbroke another record on April 26, when thir-ty,seven classes were represented at theireleventh annual dinner in Salisbury StateTeachers College with Dr, George StocktonWills as guest of honor, Other guests werePresident and Mrs. J, 0, Blackwell, SalisburyState Teachers College; Dr. Earl T, Hawkins,'23, President, Towson State Teachers College;President and Mrs, Lowell S, Ensor, andyour- Executive Secretary,"reminiscence" per-iod The by and of De.Wills was most enjoyable. Dr, Hawkins leftin the minds of all a message and II challengethat should make us better citizens.Mrs, Clara PolliU Hearn, '03, the oldest classr-epresentntive, received a souvenir plate--Bakel' Chapel-corsages were awarded '08 and'16 classes for having largest number preeunt,thewith four members each. In the Roll Call,a pause was made and a tribute was paid toMrs, Laur-a R'lta1'k Spring, '11, for her manycivic activities-particularly to her- outstandingwork on the Wicomico County Boardof Education, Mrs. Spr-ing passed away April22, The tribute was read by Ml'S, MildredWarner Pope, '14.Toastmaster A, Percy '13, was at hisbest. The committee, headed Mt-s. AdalineFieh.er Kindley, '22, should especially cornmendedbefol' its fine example of communityalumni cooperation, Mrs, Edna Adkins Efder-,dice, '01, presided at the piano for the singing,11
Page 2 and 3: Homecoming 1949Saturday, October 29
Page 4 and 5: NEWINFIRMARYSPORTS OUTLOOK'I'hh-ty-
Page 6 and 7: PERSONALS from ALUMNICLASS OF '02Dr
Page 8 and 9: 'WHAT ABOUT A QUARTERLY?At the Annu
Page 10 and 11: If yon are an olunuius or friend of
Page 12 and 13: Alumni Hall is the big building you
Page 14: Comfort and friendship await you in
Page 17 and 18: Ample opportunity will be given you
Page 19 and 20: You will take many of your courses
Page 21 and 22: Western Maryland will make sure tha
Page 24 and 25: STUDENTACTIVlnESYour regular academ
Page 26 and 27: W. M. C.1'R4DITIONThe college calen
Page 28 and 29: FACTS ABOUT WESTERN MARYLANDOn this
Page 30: Western Maryland is surrounded by f
Page 33 and 34: ON THE COVERMr. F. Murray Benson, '
Page 35 and 36: hour of the High Point College staf
Page 37 and 38: gove, R. J. ... The Rev. William "B
Page 40 and 41: THE COVER STORYThe two young ladies
Page 42 and 43: 1950 ALUMNI SLATEThe nominations co
Page 44 and 45: The Secretar-y presented the Club w
Page 46 and 47: THIRTY YEAR RECORDCarl Lawyer Schae
Page 50 and 51: NECROLOGYThe College was recently n
Page 52 and 53: BALTIMORE CLUB NEWSThe women of the
Page 54 and 55: ANNUAL MEETINGThe Annual Meeting of
Page 56 and 57: 1''l'.K.'' REPORTSIn farewell to yo
Page 58 and 59: HONORARY DEGREESAt the Eightieth Co
Page 60 and 61: CLASS OF '42Married: Ruth Katherine
Page 62: SPORTS IN REVIEWIn the field of Spr

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